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What's some really good calorie-rich food that could help me gain weight pretty quick? I know pasta's great for packing in calories, and a friend of mine told me to eat a metric fuckton of oatmeal, but are there any good smoothie recipies or really easy to eat foods out there that can help me pack on pounds?

>> No.10776436

>>10776431
fast food.

>> No.10776452
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Wild Rice Risotto is my standard issue calorie-filler bulking food.
Tuna-patties optionally made with oat-flour binding (my preference) are good too, depending on how much oil you like.
If you have trouble eating enough solid food, high-calorie soupy meals like box-gumbo are easy enough to shove down, you'll just get more sodium than you could possibly enjoy.

Honestly, I never had any truck with smoothies and shit (specifically for the purpose of getting calories). It's harder to shove down a blender full of sludge than to just eat some food IMO.
I guess you could use an entire pint of ice cream to make a milkshake for an easy 1200 calories (and also give yourself diabetes)

>> No.10776455

peanut butter

>> No.10776472

>>10776452
Those tuna patties sound delicious. I'll give them a try some time. Do you have any gumbo recipies? I fucking love gumbo.

>> No.10776478

>>10776431
any way to do this but vegan?

>> No.10776512

>>10776478
no

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>>10776455
>>10776452
>mfw I've been eating this to lose weight

>> No.10776740

>>10776640
you'll be fine if you don't eat more than 2 tbsp in one day. also don't eat any with added sugar

>> No.10776757

>>10776640
I mean, all the difference is is whether you eat 1400 calories worth of it or if you eat 3100 calories worth of it.

>> No.10776771

>>10776431
Peanut butter and jelly's

>> No.10776775

>>10776431
GOMAD

>> No.10776784

>>10776431
Oatmeal is a caloric waste.

Rice (white specifically) and potato are the carbs of choice. Combined with some fibrous greens and meats at a 500-1000 calorie surplus (depending on your daily routines) you should be on your way.

>> No.10777048

>>10776784
I appreciate the tip, man. Any ideas on proteins with more calories than others? I'd assume fattier cuts of steak would be better for me to eat than leaner.

>> No.10777137

>>10777048
Not him, but it doesn't matter much as long as you're not eating exclusively lean meat like trimmed pork loin or boneless skinless breasts.